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What is a full English?

A "Full English" is a hearty breakfast dish typically served in England and other parts of the UK. It's a substantial meal that can vary in composition depending on the region and establishment, but generally includes:

Core Components:

* Bacon: Crispy fried streaky bacon, often served in thick slices.

* Sausages: Usually pork sausages, but other varieties like Cumberland sausages are common.

* Eggs: Typically fried or scrambled, sometimes poached.

* Toast: Sliced white bread, usually toasted and buttered.

* Baked Beans: In tomato sauce, often served in a separate dish.

* Mushrooms: Fried button mushrooms.

* Tomatoes: Grilled or fried, often halved.

Optional additions:

* Black Pudding: A blood sausage made with oatmeal, suet, and pork blood.

* Hash Browns: Crispy potato patties.

* Fried Bread: Thick slices of bread, deep-fried.

* Grilled Tomatoes: Sometimes included in addition to fried tomatoes.

* Grilled Mushrooms: Served in addition to fried mushrooms.

* Sautéed Spinach or Other Greens: Sometimes added for extra vegetables.

* Fried Onions: A common addition for added flavor.

* Sliced Avocado: A more recent addition, often served on toast.

Variations:

The "Full English" can be customized with different meats like chicken, beef, or fish. Some establishments offer vegetarian options, substituting meat for things like Quorn sausages or halloumi cheese.

Serving:

A full English is usually served on a large plate, with all components arranged individually. It is often accompanied by a cup of tea or coffee.

Note: The term "Full English" is sometimes used interchangeably with "Full Breakfast" or "English Breakfast", but can have slightly different connotations depending on the region and establishment.

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